Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-09-22

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aAd commodious barn.
ID. B. Palmer's residence is rising
above ground at a respectable rate.
w. M. Ireland leaves this evening
for San Diago, Cal, to be gone sew
eral months.
Myron Gilmore accidently fell while
getting off train the other day and
skinned his face up badly.
E. A Swift has moved mis- lunch
and lemonade stand into the room
formerly occupied by Dell q Pressl.
T. M. Russell, living in the col
lege addition is rejoicing over the ar
rival of new girl baby at his house.
VIM. Friend has put up a very
. handsome sign, German and English.
Messrs. Greve & Zoeller doing the
work.
Every day this week a wedding,
and still some misguided mortals will
insinuate that we do not boom right
along.
Young men, you can save % per
cent by buying your clothes at home,
in place of patronizing Chicago sec.
ond class tailor shops.
The Ladies Bazaar, on the Fair
ground. is now nearing completion.
All exhibits in this department., as
well as others, will be well cared for.
& J. D. Weiner is offering list of
premiums at the coming fair which
may be found in another column.
This list was prepared too late to get
into the printed premium list.
Ship hoy! The Boston is sail
ing in flying silken colors. Notice
her in D. M. Lazarus window. She
was built and rugged by Mr.. D. Roth
schilds, and is handsome and ar
titsic display of fine furnishing goods.
Mr.. J. Frank Bryant, who had his
hand badly mangled day or so ago,
will, in company with his wife start
for two weeks visit to relatives in
Bloomington, Ills, next Monday.
His wounded hand is getting along as
well as could be expected.
A legal gentleman here has two
little boys who have been visiting their
grandfathers plantation in the south,
and in boyish fashion one day they
were specializing on their fortunes.
"Pm going to be farmer, said one,
land raise lots of cotton" "Well,"
said the other, '1'm going to be law
yer, like papa, and steal it all away
from you" louisville Post.
Eugene j. Atkinson, of Forest
Hill, Russell county, and Miss Flora
Belle Rockwell of this city, were
married by Justice Crummack just
before noon to>day. Judge Ogle was
out of town, but after considerable
of anxious rustling on the part of the
bridegroom deputy was found who
issued the proper license.
MARRIED-Tuesday evening Sept,
Goth, 1887, at the residence of the
bridegroom's brother A. r. Moss,
Mr.. Arthur H. Moss, of Ness City, to
Miss Lucy Washburn, of Iowa, Rev.
w. A. Bosworth officiating.
Many of the older settlers will re-
member Mr.. Arthur Moss, and will
join with us in wishing the bride and
groom smooth and happy voyage
through life.
Monday Deputy Sheriff Wilson
arrested A. Bailey and J. S. Gettey
for unlawfully selling Intoxicating
liquors. 1t appears they were dealing
out the "ardent" from well loaded
wagon, and had been visiting the
small towns along the Mo. Pacific rail
road. They were captured near the
town of Hoisington and brought to
Great Bend, and had their exam
ination before Justice Brown this
afternoon, their case being continued
unit to-day.
On Sunday last the Rev. w. w.
Willis, agent of the Baptist Home
Mission Society, preached to a good
congregation morning and evening in
the school ::house, and the organi.